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Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
The Municipal Court.

At last evenings session of the NUM-
cipal Court, Thomas Brown, who WAS ar
raigned for an assault and battery on w
W. Wilson, trucker at Fourth and King
streets, was discharged from custody.
Frank Duffy was fined 81 and costs fol-
being drunk.
This morning, Patrick Malloy was fined
81 aud costs for drunkenness, and james
Foley for the same offer ce was commit
ted until Saturday. Harry Sharper, :
colored boy, was charged with the LARGE
ny OF suit OF clothes, belonging 1t
said TO man named Pyle, but az the LAT
ter would not appear to prosecute th
case, Sharper was discharged.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16

The citizens Of the eastern part Of the
city are determined that the Fonlto OF
July ttis year shall not slip a~sy with
out . proper Observance OF the day
Signed invitations have been sent out
to q nun Der Of leading ei,iz 4ts, rt-
questing them to 80, as o committee OF
arrar Remenis and to meet this evening
ut the store Of Isaac 4. Mrndorf, 94l
Poplar street to make tho necessary
preparations, Application vii! be made
to the City Council aud Mayo. Rh lRds
for the privileeo OF u,iug tho large lot
At Ninth and Lombard streets for Il
series OF athletic exercise1 10 the after.
noon and FIR an exhibition OF HreHoikt
In tho evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
TIL. Mea,oni Pro fession.

Or, j. w. Msrshall, president OF the
State Medical Society, read y paper be.
'cre tho members OF their reoent meet
ipp, showing that there are 40 200 phs
sicisus in the United States, being one
to 655 OF population. In this State
there are 266 physicians, or ons to So.
ctLisens, Glowing that we have more
than our gGil share. This ratio is twict
ss large az IN Canada; three times az
large rs IN Great Britain; four times a,
large ~ in France; six times as large o,
in Germany, and seven times ss large
as in Italy, Tue doctor therefore think
there is little encouragement for MAI
to entec the medical profession in on
State.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
Commencement Exerci,es

The commencement exercises OF
Friends High School, OF Fourth and
West streets, will take place mex,
ThurHday, ss follows: "rae Old and
Now South" Henry F. PrlngtursE, Jr.
Practical Genius" Harry Conly
Greek Legends" Nellie Lchtepsleiu
"Vio,orin's Jubilee" Meta d. Gilpin
"rhe Indian q lestior," Marriott Can
BY; THE Genus Of franklin" Arthur
W. SpruAuce; Ideal Women" Mary
8 B-tts; sdSress TO the c,ass by Pres;
dent Ed ward II. Msaill OF Swarthnors
College. The scho Is largely attended
by boys and girls, the aggregate Oeiui
ia The school will open on the Sth o.
September. with che following teach
ere: Isaac T. johnson, pIiaciIal; MARY
e Butler, Mary Willie. Anna II
Trump. Eoos l.. Doar, May j Hopes
Elizabeth Comfy. E,iz .betb Il Hart
mao. Mary s. Martt and Augusta l.
Compt.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16

The new steamer built by tho Harlan
81 Hollingsworta Co. for the W!ns-r
line, wac successfully launched this
morning q few m,bu'es alter eight
o'clock. She YVES chris.eltd the Par
THAN, aud is q s,eter bhip 10 the spar
Ian, wbiuh vessel was ais0 built by toe
above firm. Her length Ia PAS feet
inches, beam IS feet. depth III bold 2,
feet. Her engine is Of tbs most ap
proved pattern, aud ever! thing ID frat
claes in her construction. AS sUcn Al
completed sbe VIII be placed on the linz
betweta Philadelj hia nnd Boston.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
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Death of Lawrence Giatts.

Lawrence Glatts, No. 3l5 West Front
street, died of Brights' disease at G.45
O'Clock last night He had been In rather
poor health for year or SO past, but 1t
was not until Decoration day that he was
compelled to take his bed. He is well
known in this city and for the last 4j
L years he has carried on shoenaking in
the basement Of his resi- ience. lie was a
good citizen and well respected by all
who knew him. He leaves three sons and
one daughter. One Of the sons is j. Har
RS Chats, a pension attorney in this city
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
A PhilSdelphis Lady's Ter.ibl. Fall

New YORK, June l5.-At ten minutei
of twelve O'Clock this morning Mrs.
Grace Stewart, of No. l452 Cnrlstian
street, Philadelphia, tell from the second
story of No Al Union Square, through
an elevator shaft, to tn. engine room in
the cellar, receiving a compound fracture
of the left leg. She was taken to he New
York Hospital. She was a customer OF tn,
London Pill t Baz lar, and was going t
one Of the rooms. She opened the wron.
door
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16

Samuel (. Smyth has opened china
and glass ware store, at No. PIT Kiag st.
where he would be pleased to cater to
the wants of the public. His stock being
new and bouehs tor cash he will Offer
1t for sale at prices that will surprise
you. Call and see him ard look over
his goods.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
Ill-TreatlDg Insane PHtIents

New YORK. June is -Tae inquest
Into the death OF the lego lunatic
Parrish, in the Wards Island Asylum
was concluded today. The yerdic
was that death was caused by violence
used oy tie attendants, MoOue Inc
Cleary. 1t Also cersures tho examin
Ing physicians for The mesgte report Oh
the cause of death.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16

The DAuutie rs In Collision.

LONDON, June 10 Tho Dauntless,
an Amt rtcan schooner yacht, which IL
tskirg part IN the Jubilee race around
the British Isles. was run toto off Ade
burg during this morning by the
steamer Pandora. Toe Dauntless re-
ceived on'y tr.flicg damage and will
continne In the race.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
Tho COronaI,a Work

DR.. Springer e1amiued tho body 81
Antonio Z1!ls, founo dead In bed, No
sos West Front street, and finding that
death had resulted from h, art disease,
Coroner Barnhill rave 4 certificate 10
that etfect, after which intcrment wa
made 10 Potter's fielt. Toe CORONER
also gave certificate that the death OF
q three year old baby at No. 1898 VII.
son street, resulted from natural causea
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
The Trial Of Cora ee.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June l5.--The State
Is making excellent progress with the ex-
animation OF witnesses in the Cora Lee
case. The court room Was not So crowd
ed yesterday as at the preliminary trial.
The features of the day were the examin-
alton Of Charley and Roy Graham, whose
testimony WAS substantially the same as
at the preliminary trial.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
Emperor william Wo-ge,

FERLIN, Ju ne IL The Relchs .Auzs!
ger anuonnces that while the sym ptonl
hi hevto attending Emperor William
M ..ady n,.nue 10 suhsije, he yester
lay olu2hs fresh co d and that OWNS
10 this aud TO the Effects Of his recen
iliness he 10 aomewha. weak and re-
quires ress. Tae doubtful ne Of tbii
bulletin Las renewed the alarm on th,
Bourse.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
Smallpox In Cardiff.

PARIS, june 10 The French Consul
at Cardiff, Wales, males an eaoorse
ment upon the bills OF iad:ng of all
vessels leaving for France that small
pux Is preval,ina N tho town,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16

Postmaster Taylor will receive bids
until June "a for carrying the mails
from the posto Ace to the Baltimore and
Ohio depot after Jnly l, when q mail
route will be established on the line
from Baltimore to Philadelphia,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
DEE.

|GLATTS.-ln thi, ci,y,on Wee nesdsy even
ing, 10Th inst, Lawren:e Glatts. Sr aged
10 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vitod TO attend hts funeral from mis- late resi-.
dence on saturday afternoon. 18Th inst. &c .
o'cioob. Services ht st. Peters Pro,Cathe-
dral. Interment ct Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
wedding WiI

O'Clock this no'al
Hughes and Miss Louis ~,
ter Of Conrad Keller, fs1
lev streets. were mslil'ts N
Of the Sacred Hear ~, y,
biana. The bri'e wy s,' y"
dressed in q cream l. Oo'V M
groom in conventions, r NJ
HI ,0 Hughes and Als s. Ans
as eroomsman and Ol ! s,s
the invited guests "s y
wife and daughter, anil
| Mrs. Peter sin emu n, Nd
Philadelphia paw ~, NJ d
wife aud a rum pe' ',.,;,
| CITY. The bridal p ,s. N
shs marriage ceremony sn,,
! OF the bride's pals ,,,
|i u AZ y =, 10. they s ,,a, !,
th,,0 o. a sbor; bridal y '
ivy ill take w
uent residence ~ p,s,is(
! strests, the pss'
Hughes. 1
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
a Lchigh sudden. Drowned.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PA June 10 -
This evening whilo bathing In the
LehIeh canal, Lehigh University
freshman named Palmer, from Patier.
son, N. j., was seized with cramps and
drowned.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
NOTICE NOTICE !!
SAM. /. SMYTH
hes opened
CHINA STORE,
211 KING STREET,

211 KING STREET,
Where he viii keep in stock a
full line of China and Glass
Ware, Crocke,y, Lamps and
and other goods pertaining to
the business. Having bought
these goods Cor cash, at bottom
'prices, he ie ena bied to offer IN
'excelled bargains. Jl3 81
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
Two MoonIishters Arrssted.

DUBLIN, Juue l5.-Two men have
beer arrested for alleged conplicity In
the murder by moonlis hters on Monday
night Of farm strvant Hurley on Widow
Burbe's farm, near TIAlee County
Kerry.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
ONLY for IMn nlnnthR

Il should have been stated in the arti
cls in the REPUBLICAN, yesterday on
closing dry goods stores, tbat the propo
sition IS Only to close on Saturday nights
in July and August. the time alluded
to by Mr.. Kannnrd when less business
4 lB done on those evenings.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
Awnings.

Go 20 B.ruey s. Sons 70: reversible
window awnings. Galvanized iron
frames ald brass f1.ures -. q tritiing
ad vance. Telephone call 254.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
l.Astime VI. Field Climb.

In the base ball game yesterday be
tween the Pastimes Of Baltimore and
the DeiG ware Field Club nins, the form
er were victorious by rcore of 8 10 3
A return game will &c play ed IN RAlti
more on july 2,when We hope the Della
ware will have beiter luck.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16

A SAILOR keeper on second street
drew $500 OF his wife's money from
bank yesterday and has left for-no one
knows whore.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
Keep the FIN

CoLrMBrs, Ohio, June
Foraker to-day received
ID e. Putnam, SprIngns,,a
commander OF the t'ala
Republic, of Ohio, 9rglns.7
of the 5000 comrades Of n
| to protest to the au.AcIli
| return Of the rebel dsgs .
| soldiers of Ohio. Tn u0'
/ ed the telegram to f'r;la
| and in the same conlecuO.
1 "In transmit iug thi; ns
/ to comply with its re4lsT
| earnestly prot test sgalls
| which it relates. The pm
lt,is State are shocked an.
Dyound anything | can III
lily request you to re' .5iss
HAS given such unq 4aIlna !.
TIE Governor also 4
/ TO General BoyntOn, II
.,I.;,y him 70 ahcI
and institute proceea'aas,, :.
/ return of the r bel NY
fcaptured by Ohio troops
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16

B, SHARP & Co,
Fourth and Market SIS.
We offer a special
and immense bar
gain in Parasols and
Sun Shades. These
goods are all new
this season, made by
Drown, and are su.
|perior in style and
finish, with unusual
lily handsome and
|nOvnl handlns
They are in black.
|plain colors, fancies
lplaids, do is and
stripes, all of good
silk and gloria.
| Any lady going tc
1.-THE sea shore OF
mountains can find
something IN this lo1
particularly adapted
for that purpose.
The Stay-at.home'
Twill find just as good
Jones for the ho1
months.
! You don't Otter
.Iget Drown down tt
these figures.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
NJ MARRIAGES..

DEEEN-MILLER AT Camden, N. j..
on the 18th inst, bv Rev. J. n. Diverty
WE. II. Dosrr 70 Niles Jeanie NJ iller, both
Of New Castle County, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16

" 7ea baby wss SICK, We gave her Cas.o-ia.
~ - She V,ia ihilt, she cried for Glstoria
W n shn necnm" Miss, sne chung to Castoria
Wen sac LaG CRlliren, she We them Cas-
Ioria.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
AR wv
bupS n.nR

R. ". p B. = s.s : ,sssisa',,''|
D %ar,s Com Company, VIII ID, !!
s salsa and awp a1srs psrll''|
"a, "a. . ! sns,, only 90 III i '''|
order.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16

INDIANAPOLIS. i .u,eI,I
|.Journal's IL okomo ,Si,}
arrest at that place s,hsp
pick ct son Of Ns,i'S s
dent OF the Hos ,savp oui
npon a warrant warrants. Tg Ialssrnp|
sgert ofthe E9ya na,td q
rho warrant Il -o u'tr ~
mad o by two p EvSer arf
who are re, T p,s.s s1i hired IL !,
Dixon block K, II sea = o. y
: s' p.,'s. : ' ne. E
ness in the buiia Ioe . rlcS
insurance on t'9 ,saT,a Oa'
"a stated, was 81 Tie tic ripl
Rrirg the brildirs'
a., az OuU -
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
FIFTH EDIT
Dots

=, The boys of the son,s :,
I Iz a :, base bali c IuH'a !, slds |
'Ings," with the '' ,oI'ot The /
ss a C. August pust'I :, |
! . s . Lseaaby, LIST b. ~ 7 Ri
c f.; 9. Mitchell - "elch,lf
u, Hon. Thomas F. R,., !
Washington last t. ev Ssya'd
visited visited his bone s'S an% !
f Hs T. a. among his friend,
MANS ma y IN good health sn Nus !.
IMI's s as,ay. well, indls s,'S
turn "A r re- e" Of Of $40 i. Offer,
s So with contents tel sa .'s,.
saturday On t.y. As The rsm way y!
on 2 the ling Of the kew ".' ~ q
r pHvs no difficulty ID a. az. ~
Joseph l. Kil,,o,.
rived r.s, In our city lss, svs,,
and ana After spending 4. s' nay
'ook the car, for Wsshi nSr,
,, hsnce's Grauulss poss1
poaI or Mandrake p p%s9
ache. biliousnets. M , .s.
10 Die, and enc or,si b., ~ ~,
Smoniald. Taylor \ ld p5
King street.
The steel burglar and Al
OF the W ilmlngrou ss sv y
IN the ne" building a, S'
s aet t '. havs bean pl.S'
and the building i. i p.'vs'
ing completion. ''p'''
a special meeting 0, III.
! Rife Club will be t. i; , n.y.
| ing to CONSIDER the ,ub M
!lfa range All n.rS,n
TO be prerert 1850 o'sIoc
|, The Hanover Llsr.,y
hold Its ia.t meeting ior 4
evening at & o'cici, All
to be present.
l. The junior cls,s of,s,
boys department, Nm =
LOT thanks to jana I
rine. l"
! Levi c, Bird, Esq. h d
dition to his resideac. On
which he will have a,,,d
for his own occupancy,
! Franklin Wright, an AZ
ling nea, Eighth and Mor1
40 seriously Ill that D,Ms
IatteLdance.
i Jesse Chandler wi, ssll
on his farm near Csnti,yli
day Afternoon, the 10Th h
acres OF srsss.
Il The net proceeds Of tho
j by the Honorable Cub, d
amOUutei 10 $50, which vi
to creating q fund to ssn,l
Il Mr.. Frederick Herring
this city, but now Nsii
,Imore, paid cur city o vila
Il day. |
II DR. and Mrs. ]. D. 1
IC!aym0Lt, have refund
Visit to A ylan,ic City.
| j. Edward AddeCks au(
Mrs. j. B Wilson Of Cd
eIgone to tie Warn Spdnll
Il Robert b. Mcdonnell, |
four o, dest citzsas, |, ID
-lioom by sickness,
Il Re7. CHARLES Z. Ai,ll.,
.! the Youag Peoples ,O,isI
> NJ. L. Church, last eVsaIl(
II Esther A. Hudson
letters tesiamertry O.
slCharles j. Hudson, laaaI
Il Frank G. Stidhsn Sl |
al fine h srses this aflerlOnt
ia. Il Tyson.
al 6sveniy.two person. VI
Rim the Catholic chlica,
IClty, on Sunday los.
q pitsnt FOR q mix q
lgrsnted to VIM. A, HEX
It William Bright, oil Del
.5lbaving q rev tin s'O'c ei'
ri Gorge V. Mat'sy, III
ltIyisitei our city yes1IdsI
Daily Republican., 1887-06-16
100000
Best and BeS' Made
Clothing in the City
at Unheard- f-Prices

We've made such prices
as must bring extraordinary
results.
For example:
simonis' Fire Summer
suitings down to SIS.
Finest Imported
Belgian Cloth'
Suits, such cloth
as, for Ordered f$Io.so
Suits, would
cost $4,000 to
$500. Our
Suits
every gentle.
man who exam.
med this Sui.
purchased and
knew he had a
great bargain.)
/ Nearly Two Thousand
Fine Suits on which there
Is a saving OF IS to $40 pc,
Suit.
S25 Suits down to $500
Young Mems Suits at the
same reduced prices.
Nearly Four Thousand
IChlldren's Suits on which
there is a saving of So to S.
per Suit.
This Great Reduction
i.sale brings hosts Of cage
buyers every day.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-10
MARRIED..

EY-BARTON.-At the Catholic Mis-
sion, on Lapwai, BY Rev. Father Catsldo,
Nov. /, 1887, James Conley to Miss Ella
Barton, all of Lewiston.
This happy event occurred in the presence
of but few relatives of The family of the bride
at the Lapwai Mission. And, although the
notice Of their marriage was unintentionly
ommitted by US last week, we still retain ri
hearty hopes and wishes for their success in
the new life that they have just entered upon
and AZ the two hearts now throb as one, may
they ever continue to do SO, and may the
event of their Wedding day be but small
memento to the achievements that they viii
attain. Blessings and comfort DO with you.
NEWELL-MILLER.- this city Nov. 9Th
1887, bv the Rev. I. NJ. Boyd. Mr.. samue
Newell and Miss Anna Miller,
This happy couple were united in the bond
of holy matrimony at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. L. Wiggin. at o'clock on the even
ing Of the above date, in the presence Of man.
friends of both parties. The bride was els
gantly attired in costume most becoming Il
the occasion, while the groom looked none tn
less handsome in his suit of black, wearing
smile of happiness and content. The guest
were presenters Of numerous elegant cost
gifts. The TELLER and the many friends o
the happy pair join in wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Newell lif. Of health. happiness and success
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-10

Territory of Idaho, County of Nez Percc. S.
In the Probate Court of Nez Perez County.
The First National Bank. of Lewiston. idaho,
In the name Of The People Of the United States
in the Territory Of idaho:
You are hereby notified that there Is now
on file in the Office of the Probate Court Of the
county of Nez Pa...s. In the Territory of Idaho,
Re complaint of the First National Bank, OF
Lewiston, Idaho, demar ding of you the sum
Of sixty one and eleven hundredths dollars, to
gether with costs Of this action, upon the fol
lowing causes of action to- wit: For the bal
ance due upon q certain promissory note made
by you January 7, 1885, in favor Of John p.
Vollmer h Co. for $247 So and upon which
the sum of $218.72 has been paid, leaving a
one and eleven hundredths dollars, which said
| note was assigned to the plaintiff. And you
| are hereby notified that unless you appear and
answer to said complaint within ten days after
| the service hereof, il served within Nee Perez
county, and within twenty days, if served out
of this county but within this judicial district
| and within forty days if served out Of this dis
trict exclusive of the day Of service), the
plaintiff will take a default and Judgement
against you in the sum Of sixty-one and clever
hundredths dollars.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal Of thu
Probate Court of Nez Perez coun
| L. ST. ty, Idaho Territory, this 1911
| day of October, A. d. 1887.
| W. NJ. RICE,
| Probate Judge and Elk ficio Clerk.
| ]. NJ, Howe, attorney for plaintiff. 3!
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-10

This is the time of year when the
country press gets its annual dose OF
monumental gall from the big religious
newspapers. The first installment that
has reached this Office is from the
Herald and Presbyter (Press-biter
would be more appropriately, and offers
for the consideration Of about fifteen
dollars worth of advertising and the
paper while tad is running to send US
fora year its weekly issue Of printed
piety and patent nostrum "ads." For
cheek that exceeds in vast expanse that
of government mule, commend us to
your sleek religious publisher. To save
them trodble and time, We say to our
dear brethren: "Skip US this year. -
Mdd,sonidn.
Religious newspapers are not alone IN
the business. Secular newspapers and
hundreds of merchants are disposed to
get the labor of the printer for nothing.
These publishers ape their wealthy pat
rons thinking it good policy. These pub
fishers know they seek to rob the printer
Of his lust dues. Our western printer
and publishers are fast finding out tina
these publishers are offering to eschapg'
only buzzard for turkey.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-10
CuI1lI1lOn

In the Justice Court of Moscow Precinct in
Ne1 Perce County, Idaho Territory. before
John Moore. Justice Of the Peace.
West Publishing Co., . corporation, plaintiff,
vsW. T. McKern and J. W. Parker, defts.
To W. 7. McKern and J. W. Parker defendants:
The People Of The United States in the Terri
tory Of Idaho, send greeting:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office Of the aforesaid John Moore.
justice of the peace in the Justices court Of
Msccow precinct, in Moscow, Nex Perez coun-
ty, Idaho Territory, the plant Of the above
named plaintiff, wherein judgement is demand.
ed against you for the sum of one hundred and
three and fifty -hundredths dollars, with
interest at ten per cent. per annum thereon,
from the date Of fling the complaint herein.
based upon four promissory notes and a book
account. Each of said notes being for SO. 90,
executed by you to plaintiff, bearing date of
January s, 1885, and made payable respect
fully in 8. 6 and II months from their said
date and bearing interest from maturity at ten
per cent. per aAnum until paid. and an account
for books rold and delivered by plaintiff to
ycu ct your request. amounting to the sum Of
nine and ffty-three hundredths dollars. All
due and unpaid and each constituting separ-
ate cause Of action in each complaint.
And you are hereby notified and directed to
appear and answer to said complaint ut ten
O'Clock in the forenoon on the 9th day Of De.
| cember, 1887. Aad further notified that un.
less you SO appear and answer to said complain,
tho plaintiff will take default and Judgement
against you for the said sum of one hundred and
three and fifty -hundredths dollars and
costs of this action. JOHN MOORE,
Justice of the Peace.
Dated at Moscow, I. T., this LIST day of o.
tober, 1887. 35
II. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-10
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Admission Of tho Territory,

James O'Meara, editor of the Portland
Ne,os, and pioneer journalist of the
coast, is at the Tacoma. Mr.. O'Meara
is one Of the party escartiug Senator
Mitchell to this city, and he says:
~ am here to assist in the banish-
ment Of Senator Mitchell and will stay
to sec him sent out Of the country
to the city of Washington on Saturday,
when l will return to Portland. have
not been in this place for seventeen years
and you can well imagine my astonish
meut at the growth of this splendid
little city. 1t has quite the look OF a
metropolis, though it is too large for me
to 'do the town all in a day. l am in
hopes that your territory will be admitted
next congress, aud would like to see it
come 10 without reference to this Idaho
question. am against that move.
Indeed, there is no reason for the cutting
up Of Idaho and attaching it to Nevada
and Washington. The way to settle
this Mormon question is like Horace
Greely's advice about the time to cut
down alder bushes, which was just before
camp meeting, and SO think with re-
lation to Utah, the true way to get rid
Of the evil Of polygamy is to cut up the
territory into pieces and to parcel it cut
to Nevada and Idaho. In this way
Bill Stewart would increase the size of
Nevada without interfering with the
autonomy of Idaho or Washington,
either. New England maintains a solid
front, and i, is the only section of the
Union that does in the senate, and as a
consequence, that portion of the United
States gets all it wants in the way Of
legislation. So here on the Pacific coast
We should stand together, the interests
OF one is the interest of all, and with
ten or twelve senators we will be in a
position to assert ourselves and be felt in
legislation. hope the politicians will
not interfere with Westinghouse speedy
admission. Tacoma Ledger.
O'Meara is making himself very Of
ficious in travelling over the country to
send Senator Mitchell to Washington.
One would suppose by O'Meara's Ian
guage that he thought Mitchell could
not move without his direction.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-10
The surveyors who have been at work

The surveyors who have been at work
east Of Mullan. on the summit going in
IN sasterly direction, moved camp further
ON this week. They are now beyond
Packer creek in Missoula county, on a
direct line to Missoula. Their postoffics
il Superior, Montana. For the past
three months sixteen or eighteen men,
under the direction of Chief Engineer
Van Arsdel, have been engaged in sur
veying and locating route down the
east aide Of the range. They are in the
employ Of the Washington & idaho and
the opinion Is freely advanced that the
Manitoba is concerned in their work.
Wallace Free Press.
That opinion Is without foundation.